One of my favorite lenses is my 60mm macro. It is sharp,fast and an incredible close up lens. (Deepcreekimages.com/Rob Paine)
The photo above was taken a few years ago near Deep Creek Lake. It had just rained and I wanted to get some close ups of a day lilly outside where I was staying for the weekend.
I start shooting different flowers and I notice something brown in the middle of one of them.
I thought it was a moth at first. It was so small. I quickly realized to my surprise it was not a moth!
I could not believe my luck!
I kept shooting as this very small frog
Worked it’s way up from the bottom of the flower to one of the flower’s petals.
I added some very soft strobe light to the scene by holding an SB800 covered with a Fong dome over the flower.
Every time since after a heavy rain I return to the the same group of flowers looking for another frog.
I am still waiting.
7 responses to “Flower Surprise at Deep Creek Lake”
A very special moment. Wait as you will, if he reappeared anytime, it wouldn’t be ….
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Thanks for the comment Dale. You are exactly right!
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Love the frog!!!:) Perfect!
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Oh! This is special!
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Absolutely delightful!
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